How to use Dynamics 365 Customer Voice to get Customer feedback

Introduction

Microsoft continues to evolve its business application ecosystem with powerful AI-driven enhancements in 2025 and 2026, including everything from ERP-style application suites to better integration and usability of existing features. Dynamics 365 Customer Voice is an example of the latter, representing an important step forward for how customer feedback is sought after and processed.

Updated 2026: Customer Voice now integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Copilot and AI-powered analytics, enabling businesses to derive deeper insights from customer sentiment automatically.

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Customer Voice builds on its predecessor, Forms Pro, by focusing on tighter integration with Dynamics 365 and Microsoft’s Power Platform applications. This integration means the app is much more intuitive to use. Users can leverage the knowledge of Microsoft’s other Power Platform products, especially Power Automate, to produce highly robust and scalable surveys. 

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A common use case for Customer Voice is to send customer surveys after a customer service interaction, usually upon resolving a case in Dynamics 365. Let’s look at how this is done with the new Customer Voice experience. 

  • Install Customer Voice in the desired Dynamics environment. There are a few different ways to do this, but one of the most straightforward is navigating to the Power Platform Admin Center (https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com) and clicking Resources > Dynamics 365 Apps.  
  • From here, click on “Dynamics 365 Customer Voice” and click the “Install” button. 
  • Note: This step requires System Administrator permissions, which involves modifying the Dynamics instance.
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  • You may be asked to select an environment and confirm the installation; simply choose the appropriate Dynamics 365 environment and click Install. 
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  • Once the solution is installed, navigate to https://customervoice.microsoft.com. This is the home base of Customer Voice, where all projects and surveys are managed. Click on the New Project button to see how straightforward it is to set up a survey. 

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  • Customer Voice will give us a few templates and the ability to create your survey from scratch. In this case, we will select Support, as it already has some of the features we want built right in.
    • You may be asked for the location and/or environment when creating the survey. Simply choose the same Dynamics 365 environment used in an earlier step. 
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  • Upon creating the survey, we see it has already populated some basic information, including a header and questions with different answer formats.  All these assets are easily configured; modifying a question’s text or adding a new answer option just requires clicking on what you would like to change.
    • For example, in the screenshot below, I clicked on question 2. This brings up a simplified editor like the email tool in Dynamics 365, allowing me to add or remove options individually.  I can even specify whether the answer is required for the survey to be submitted or allow customers to choose multiple answers. 
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  • Once the survey is set up to your satisfaction, we must set up the trigger behavior to ensure surveys are being sent to customers. Click on the Send button to see a few different options.  We will use automation here, allowing us to trigger based on Dynamics behavior via Microsoft’s Power Automate tool.
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  • Once Automation has been clicked, Customer Voice will provide you with some common templates and the ability to create customized behavior. In this case, we would like to send a survey when we resolve customer service cases in Dynamics, so we will choose “Send a survey when a case is resolved in Dynamics 365”.
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  • This step will ask you to confirm which connectors will be used for automation. Suppose this is your first time using Power Automate with this Dynamics environment. In that case, you may need to confirm your credentials, which you can do by clicking the ellipsis next to the connector and clicking the blue “invalid connection” link.
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  • Once the connectors are validated, click Continue, then Create. This will set the automation up based on the template without requiring any advanced setup.

Read more: Power Automate & Dynamics 365 Workflow Which/When to Use?

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  • Once the setup is complete, you will be brought to the survey response dashboard, where you can see the number of invitations sent, the responses received, and any flagged issues like survey failures.
    • In this screenshot, you can see that a user has responded to my survey:
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  • An excellent feature in Customer Voice is the ability to see visualizations of the data coming in on your survey. By clicking on “Case resolution survey” under “Reports,” we can see that the survey is linked with Power BI analytics right out of the box:
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AI-Powered Sentiment Analysis and Copilot Integration (2025-2026)

With Microsoft’s 2025 Release Wave 2 (October 2025 – March 2026), Dynamics 365 Customer Voice now benefits from enhanced AI capabilities across the entire Microsoft ecosystem. Here’s what’s new:

  • Copilot-Powered Survey Analysis: Survey responses are now automatically analyzed using generative AI. Copilot can summarize feedback trends, identify emerging customer concerns, and suggest actionable improvements all without manual intervention.
  • Advanced Sentiment Metrics: Customer Voice leverages Azure Cognitive Services to classify responses as positive, negative, or neutral with enhanced accuracy. The system now supports 23+ languages for sentiment analysis, ensuring global businesses can understand feedback in customers’ native languages.
  • Real-Time Feedback Integration: Survey responses sync in real-time with Microsoft Dataverse, allowing service representatives to view customer satisfaction scores directly within Dynamics 365 Customer Service workspace. This creates a 360-degree view of each customer interaction.
  • Customer Intent Agent: The new Customer Intent Agent (released in 2025 Wave 2) analyzes past survey responses and interactions to predict customer needs. This allows service teams to proactively address issues before they escalate.

Further Reading: Unlocking the Power of AI in Dynamics 365 Customer Service

Advanced Dataverse Integration and Power Platform Automation

Customer Voice data is stored natively in Microsoft Dataverse, enabling powerful integrations across the entire Power Platform ecosystem. Here’s how to leverage this architecture:

  • Key Dataverse Entities: Survey responses, invitations, and satisfaction metrics are all stored as Dataverse entities. This allows you to build custom Power Apps for survey management, create Power Automate flows triggered by specific response patterns, and generate Power BI dashboards for executive reporting.
  • Personalization Variables: You can add up to 15 personalization variables to customize surveys for each recipient. Pull data directly from Dynamics 365 contact records to address customers by name, reference their recent purchases, or include account-specific details.
  • Automated Survey Triggers: Use Power Automate with Dataverse connectors (not the legacy Forms connector) to trigger surveys based on any CRM event—case resolution, opportunity closure, service appointment completion, or custom workflow stages.

Technical Note: Always use Dataverse connectors for Customer Voice automation. The legacy Microsoft Forms connector may cause warm data lock errors when survey responses exceed 65,000 records.

Further Reading: Power Automate & Dynamics 365 Workflow: Which/When to Use?

Copilot Studio Survey Bots for Contact Center

Microsoft has introduced a new survey capability within Dynamics 365 Contact Center that uses Copilot Studio to create AI-powered survey bots. This complements Customer Voice with channel-specific feedback collection:

  • Omnichannel Deployment: Survey bots can be deployed across voice, live chat, SMS, and social media channels. Customers receive contextual surveys immediately after their interaction, capturing feedback while the experience is fresh.
  • Generative AI Configuration: Contact center managers can use Copilot Studio’s generative AI capabilities to streamline survey configuration. The AI suggests appropriate questions based on interaction type and customer history.
  • Power Automate Integration: Survey bot responses can trigger Power Automate flows for immediate action—such as escalating negative feedback to supervisors or generating follow-up tasks for service representatives.

Important Note: Copilot Studio survey bots are separate from Dynamics 365 Customer Voice. While both store data in Dataverse, they serve different use cases use Customer Voice for email-based surveys and scheduled feedback campaigns, and Copilot Studio bots for real-time conversational feedback.

External Resource: Microsoft Learn: Dynamics 365 Customer Voice Satisfaction Metrics

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Understanding Satisfaction Metrics

Dynamics 365 Customer Voice includes support for standardized satisfaction metrics that can be mapped to survey questions:

  • Net Promoter Score (NPS): Measures customer loyalty using a scale from 0 to 10. Respondents are grouped as Detractors (0-6), Passives (7-8), or Promoters (9-10). NPS is calculated by subtracting the percentage of detractors from promoters.
  • Sentiment Analysis: Identifies customer attitude toward a product or service by grouping text responses as positive, negative, or neutral. Customer Voice now supports 23+ languages for sentiment analysis.
  • Customer Satisfaction (CSAT): Measures satisfaction with a product or service using rating-type questions on a scale of 1 to 5.
  • Custom Score: Uses combined survey scores from multiple questions to measure overall satisfaction level.

Further Reading: The Power of Real-time Data in Dynamics 365 Customer Insights

Conclusion

Customer Voice is a major step forward in Microsoft’s Power Platform infrastructure. Surveys are straightforward to create and integrate well with Microsoft’s entire product stack, allowing users and system customizers to spend more time on survey design and the customer experience rather than data management and complicated configuration.

With the 2025-2026 enhancements, Customer Voice now delivers even greater value through Copilot integration, advanced sentiment analysis, and seamless Dataverse connectivity. Whether you’re collecting post-service feedback, measuring NPS, or building sophisticated customer journey analytics, Customer Voice provides an enterprise-grade solution that scales with your business needs.

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